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Sigfús Eymundsson

Sigfús • Illustration — Sigfús Eymundsson • Illustration — The first automobile in Iceland, photographed by Sigfús Eymundsson in 1904. Sigfús Eymundsson (1837–1911) was an Icelandic photographer and bookseller. He practiced bookbinding from a young age and in 1857 he went to Copenhagen to study the profession.

Also recorded as Sigfus Eymundsson

Sigfús Eymundsson

Sigfús Eymundsson, Sigfus eymundsson

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Born
1837
Died
1911
Nationality
Iceland
Occupation
photographer · bookseller

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Sigfús • Illustration — Sigfús Eymundsson • Illustration — The first automobile in Iceland, photographed by Sigfús Eymundsson in 1904. Sigfús Eymundsson (1837–1911) was an Icelandic photographer and bookseller. He practiced bookbinding from a young age and in 1857 he went to Copenhagen to study the profession.

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